Unit 4【單元測試·基礎卷】-2023-2024學年九年級英語上冊（牛津上海版）原卷版

Unit4Computers【單元測試·基礎卷】學校:___________姓名：___________班級：___________考號：___________一、單項選擇1．TakingasubwayinChangchunismuch________thantakingataxi.A．cheap B．cheaper C．cheapest D．thecheapest2．Asthebigtestisgettingclose,a________classneverseemsenoughforus.A．40minute B．40minutes C．40-minute D．40-minutes3．—HowlonghaveyoulearnedEnglish?—________sixyears.A．In B．For C．At D．From4．—________canyouseefromtheLondonEye?—Onaclearday,mostofLondon.A．Where B．How C．Why D．What5．—________youcookdishes?—Yes,Ican.Buttheyaresimple.A．Can B．Would C．Need D．Could6．There________anoticeonthewall.Itsayswewillgocampingtomorrow.A．is B．a(chǎn)re C．was D．were7．Look!Thechildren________adragondancewithmygrandpaintheplayground.A．learn B．learned C．a(chǎn)relearning D．willlearn8．Historyismyfavoritesubject________it’sveryinteresting.A．if B．though C．when D．because9．ThedanceTheJourneyofaLegendaryLandscapePaintingis________showIhaveeverseen.A．exciting B．moreexciting C．muchmoreexciting D．themostexciting10．________abrightfuture,weteenagersshouldstudyhardandkeepingoodhealth.A．Get B．Toget C．Getting D．Got二、短文選詞填空A．tiny

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E.bottomThedeepoceanisanotherexcitingplacetostudy.The15oftheoceanisadifficultplacetogetto.It’sverydark,andofcourseyoucan’tbreatheunderwater.Youmustalso16yourselffromthecold.Soit’sprobablynosurprisethatwe’veonlyseenaboutfivepercentoftheoceanfloor!Scientistsfindnewpopulationsoflivingthingsonalmosteveryvisit.Antarcticaandthedeepoceanareveryinterestingplaces.Theyarealsodangerousanddifficultplacestogo.Youhavetobeapersonwithgreatstrengthof17tostudythem.Buttheseplacesare18exploring.Scientistslearnnewthingsallthetime!三、用所給單詞的正確形式填空19．Tobefrank,ourreasonstotheideasoundedmorereasonablethan.(they)20．Whoisthe(tall)inyourclass?21．Weare(busy)thanweusedto.22．Thevolunteerswereenoughtoteachtheelderlyhowtousesmartphones.(patience)23．Themagiciansurprisedtheaudiencebymakingtherabbitinhishat.(appear)24．Ithinkplayingtoomanygamesonyoursmartphoneistoyoureyesight.(harm)25．Theisthatwecannotaffordallyourexpensestogoabroad.(true)26．Theparentswereveryattheirson’sperformanceatschool.(surprise)四、句型轉換Completethefollowingsentencesasrequired（根據(jù)所給要求，完成下列句子。小題每空格限填一詞).27．Thegirldoesherhomeworkattheweekend.（改為否定句).Thegirlherhomeworkattheweekend.28．MyparentsandIgotothecinemaonceamonth.（對劃線部分提問).doyourparentsandyougotothecinema?29．OurEnglishteacherlikesblackcoffeebetterthangreentea.（保持句意基本相同).OurEnglishteacherblackcoffeegreentea.30．Thespeakerspokeloudly.Alltheaudiencecouldhearhim.（合并為一句).Thespeakerspokeloudlyalltheaudiencecouldhearhim.31．“WillyouvisitMr.Readnextweek?”TomaskedMary.（改為賓語從句).TomaskedMaryshevisitMr.Readthenextweek.32．Ourteacherwarnedusnottotouchthechemicalsinthelab.（改為被動語態(tài)).Wenottotouchthechemicalsinthelab.33．hiscar,Mr.Lee,onfoot,insteadof,often,goestotheoffice,driving（連詞成句).五、閱讀單選Canplantstalk?Modernresearchhasfoundsomethingamazing:theydocommunicatewitheachother.Ithasbeenknownforsometimethatplantsusechemicalstocommunicatewitheachother.Thishappenswhenaplantgetsattackedbyinsects.Theplantgivesoutchemicalsfromtheleavesthatarebeingeaten.Thisislikeawarning,oracallforhelp:“I’mbeingattacked!”Whenanotherplantgetsthechemicals,itstartstogiveoutitsown,differentchemicals.Someofthesechemicalsdriveinsectsaway.Moresurprisingly,plantsalsousesoundtocommunicate.Peoplecan’thearthesesounds;butplantsaremakingthem.Someplantsmakenoiseswiththeirroots.Cornandchiliplantsdothis.Sometreesmakeclickingnoiseswhenthereisnotenoughwater.Mostsurprisinglyofall,plantshaveanamazingsystemofcommunicationthatcanlinknearlyeveryplantinaforest.Scientistscallthissystemthe“woodwideweb”.Thewoodwidewebislinkedundergroundbyfungi（霉菌）.Itlinkstherootsofdifferentplantstoeachother.ItisinsomewayssimilartotheInternetweuse.Usingthewoodwideweb,plantscanshareinformationandevenfoodwitheachother.However,itmayleadtobadeffects.Plantsmayuseittostealfoodfromeachother,orspreadchemicalstoattackotherplants.Scientistsarelearningmoreeverydayaboutthesecretwaysinwhichplantstalktoeachother.Maybeonedaywewillknowenoughaboutplantcommunicationtobeableto“talk”withthemourselves.34．Whatdoestheword“l(fā)eaves”inParagraph2meaninChinese?A．遺棄 B．準許 C．假期 D．葉子35．Howarethewoodwideweblinkedbyfungi?A．Byconnectingtherootsofdifferentplantstoeachother.B．Bysharingfoodandinformationwitheachother.C．Bymakingnoiseswiththeirroots.D．Byspreadingchemicalstoeachother.36．Whatisthewriter’sintention（意圖）ofthelastparagraph?A．Togivepeoplehopeforfurtherstudies.B．Topraisescientistsfortheirgreatachievements.C．TocallonpeopletoprotecttheplantsonEarth.D．Toinspirepeopletocommunicatewithplants.37．Whatisthestructureofthepassage?A． B． C． D．38．Whichisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．TheSecretLanguageofPlants B．TheStudyaboutthePlantWarningSystemC．ThePlantsthatGiveWarnings D．WhyScientistsDoResearchaboutPlants六、完形填空Therobotsarehere.Theyarebecomingmorecommoninpeople’shome.Somepeoplesayrobotsaregreatbutothers39thattheycouldenduphavingabadeffectonourlives.Whatdoyouthink?Arehomerobotsagoodidea?Yes,theymakeeverythingeasier.Nobodylikeshousework.Itisboringbutissomethingthathastobedone.Sowhynotgetarobottodoit?Itwon'tgetboredandcankeepbusyworking.40,peoplecanspendtimedoingthingstheyenjoy,suchasgoingtothepark,watchingfilmsorspendtimewiththeirfriendsandfamily.Robotscanalsomakepeoplefeel41intheirhomes.Forexample,itcanalert(使警覺)theownerifthereisawaterleak,anovenleftonorabrokenwindow.Itcankeepaneyeonpetsorpeoplesothatthepersonwhoisnotthereknowsthattheyareallright.Robotscanbeourfriendsandcanstoppeoplefromfeelinglonelybyprovidingthemwithcompany.Theycanalsohelpusstayintouchandbeusedtovideo—callotherpeople.No,weshouldnot42robots.Robotsinthehomeareaverybadidea.Itistemptingtogetthemtodothehousework.Gradually,peoplewillslowlyforgethowtodothingsandlosetheskillstosolvecertainproblems.Iftherobotbreaksdown,peoplecouldbeleftin43andunabletorememberhowtocleanandcook.Lotsofpeoplealreadyrelyonphonesfordirectionsandcan'treadmaps.Havingrobotswithcamerasandmicrophonesinthehousemeanstheycould44lotsofinformationaboutyou,includingyourtalks.Ifrobotsdoeverythingforpeople,theywillbecomelazy.Doinghouseworkisgoodwaytostayactiveandkeepsyouhealthy.39．A．decide B．worry C．beg D．hope40．A．However B．Suddenly C．Therefore D．Actually41．A．upset B．a(chǎn)fraid C．proud D．safe42．A．dependon B．complainabout C．keepoff D．getridof43．A．danger B．memory C．trouble D．darkness44．A．reduce B．record C．remove D．return七、短文首字母填空Fillintheblankswithproperwords.（在短文的空格內(nèi)填入適當?shù)脑~，使其通順。每空格限填一詞，首字母已給）Everyoneknowstheyfeelmuchbetterafteragoodnight’ssleep,butnowscientistshavediscovereditcanhelpyoutolivelongertoo.AccordingtoastudyintheUS,healthysleepinghabitsmeanmencanlivealmostfiveyearslonger,andwomenfortwoyears.Italsofoundthatsleepimprovesourhealthandr45thechanceofheartdisease.However,astudyshowsit’snotjustabouthowlongyousleep;theq46ofyoursleepisimportanttoo.DrFrankQiansaidsleepmustberestful.Theresearcherssaidthatgoodsleepforadultsdependedonfivebasicfactors:gettingseventoeighthoursofsleepeachnight;havingtroublefallingasleepnomorethantwiceaweek;havingtroublestayingasleepnomorethantwiceaweek;notusingm47togettosleep;wakingupfeelingrestedatleastfivedaysaweek.Eachfactorwasgivenonepointwithatotaloffivepoints.Theresearcherslookedattheresultsofasurveyof172,321peopleintheUSthatmeasuredtheirhealthhabits,i48sleep,overfiveyears.Theyfoundthatpeoplewhohadallfivepointswerel49tolivelongerandleadhealthierlivesthanthosewhohadsleepdifficulties.AccordingtoTheSleepCharity,agoodnight’ssleepcanimprovepeople’smemory.DrQianadmitsthatnoone’ssleepisp50—everyonehasalateorrestlessnightsometimes.However,hesaid,“Evenfromayoungage,ifpeoplecandevelopthesegoodhabitsofgettingenoughsleep,makingsuretheyaresleepingtight…itcangreatlyb51theiroveralllong-termhealth.”Thestudywasbasedonpeoplereportingtheirownsleephabitsratherthanrecordingthemscientifically,sothismayhaveaffectedtheresultsandmoreresearchisneeded.八、閱讀回答問題根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容按要求完成任務。WeifanginShandongprovincehasalonghistoryofmakingkites.Itisknownasthebirthplaceofkites.Accordingtolocalartisans(工匠),Weifangkite-makingappeared2000yearsago.Atfirst,theywereoftenusedbythearmyformeasuringdistanceandcommunicationpurposes.DuringtheMingDynasty(1368—1644),kitesstartedtobepopularamongordinarypeopleasentertainment.MadefrombambooanddecoratedwithtraditionalChinesepaintings,Weifangkite-makingwasincludedinthenational-levelintangibleculturalheritage(非物質文化遺產(chǎn))listsin2006.TheInternationalKiteFestivalhasbeenheldinWeifangeveryyearsince1984.YangHongwei,56,isaninheritor(傳承人)oftheWeifangkite-makingskills.Shewasborninakite-makingfamily.Yangoftensawkiteswithbrightcolorsanddifferentshapesinhergrandfather’sworkshop.Havingaspecialconnectionwithkites,Yanglearnedtheskillsfromhergrandfatherattheageof16.Aftershehadpracticedtheskillsfor10years,shestartedherownshopin1992.OnYang’skites,peoplecanseenotonlycommonshapeslikebutterfliesandswallows(燕子),butalsosomeprintstellingancientChinesetalesandhistory.Forexample,sheoncemadeakiteshowingaphoenix(鳳凰)headlinedwithpicturesof50famouswomeninChinesehistoryoneachside.Inhersparetime,shealsotravelstodifferentcountriesincludingGermany,Australia,theUSandNewZealandtotellpeopleaboutChinesestoriesseenonkitesandthetraditionalwaysofmakingkites.“I’maninheritoroftheculture.Itis